Primary Producers Union Notes on Export Reduction
The Primary Producers Union opposes export cuts, warning such limits would hurt Australian dairy and other primary industries. Speaker Dunlop argues Ottawa protections aid Australia but Britain may shift to favor home producers, risking Empire trade. Union insists dominions need exports to meet overseas obligations and to prevent harm to farmers and local markets.
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Ottawa
Dunlop
England
Australia
London
PP. Union
Federal Control of Dairying in Australia Urged
The P P Union in Sydney called for Commonwealth takeover of the Dairy Industry Act to standardize manufacture and grades across Australia. The move aims for uniformity and a higher butter export value, facing state opposition but backed by the Agriculture Minister Hugh Main.
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P.P. Union
Hugh Main
Dunlop
P.P
Central Executive
Sydney
Mdeavour
Commonwealth
Australia
Wales
Australian Dairy Council
Itty
N.S. Wales
Phillips
Whippre
Agricultural Department
Thane
Disease Plague Hits Districts Causing Mortality
A report notes a disease present in several districts responsible for notable deaths. Officials describe rising cases and urge vigilance while detailing affected areas and measured responses. Public health authorities emphasize monitoring, containment, and treatment access for residents.
Operation of State Lottery in New South Wales
Auditor-General report details the NSW State Lottery operation for the year. Eighty lotteries were filed and eighty seven drawn. net ticket subscriptions totaled £2,054,986, down £40,696 from the prior year. Gross surplus after prizes reached £1,551,293, with £804,190 transferred to Consolidated Revenue this year and £747,203 for last year. Net surplus stood at £722,164.
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N.S. Wales
Spence
Legislative Assembly
Maitland Store Cattle Sale Shows Strong Prices At Maitland Yards
J Fnright reports a large cattle sale at Maitland Yards with 1087 head sold on Thursday. Bullocks from 400 Hereford and Hereford cross stock topped near £6 15s, averaging £6 2s 5d, while mid grade blocks reached £5 10s. Young cattle and cows also moved well, with paddies listed at 25s per head.
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J. Fnright
Maitland
Hunter
Williams
Paterson
Commercial clearing out sale reports strong dairy auction
Tom Hicks and partners ran a large clearing dairy sale drawing buyers from across the district. Best cows sold up to £8 7s 8d with many cattle and plant dispersed at satisfactory prices. total yards held 1849 head including 420 from Queensland. Pigs and beef descriptions also noted steady or rising prices with strong demand for heavyweights.
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Tom Hicks
Messrs. Matthewston & Co
Ellen Tonks
Mit
Homebush
Queensland
Rabbit skins market eases at Sydney sales report
Winchcombe Carson Ltd notes a weaker rabbit skin market at Sydney sales with prices generally down 1d to 20d per ton and best heavy petty lines down 12d. Only 175 tons offered. varied bids include Winters to 302d per ton, pelts ranging across grades, with mixed greasy and fawns achieving higher and lower extremes.
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Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
Faithful service promise from PALINGS and health data note
A health insurance system statement notes 15 764 doctors serving 15 803 000 insured persons aged 16 to 65 with incomes under £250. The message asserts faithful 80 year service guaranteeing satisfaction in dealings with PALINGS. Kent is listed as the fourth largest producer of mutton and lamb in Britain.
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England and
Wales
Kent
Britain
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Winchcombe
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Sizay
S.W
W. A. Dan
Bargain Arcade
Gloucester and
Taree
AT Street & Parish Ltd
Cesarine
Kanebo
DE Chene
Bonnie Prince
Tobralco
Street & Parish, Ltd
John Bull
Prunes
Street & Parish Ltd